A silicon junction diode is described

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Electronics for Measurement, Ch The junction: an element whose current is exponential in its voltage

Problem

A silicon junction diode is described, at T=298 KT = 298\,\mathrm{K}, by the fitted parameters n=1.01n = 1.01 and IS=1.0×10−13 AI_S = 1.0\times10^{-13}\,\mathrm{A}. Using the diode equation I=IS(eV/nVT−1)I = I_S\left(e^{V/nV_T} - 1\right) with VT=kBT/eV_T = k_BT/e, find the current when the forward voltage is 0.65 V0.65\,\mathrm{V}.

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